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some obvious surveillance tech you might wanna stop using in 2023:
- all smartphones sold today
- windows
- youtube
- x
- all some platforms that require registration
- all emails that require phone number
- chrome
- all websites that do not accept temp email
- all websites that require email
why is it that 97 % of people vote for centralized world surveillance system? welcome nwo, 1984 was written by futurist, not scifi writer.
one can only wonder why websites require centralized, id verified email to use their platforms
probably something to do with reptilian nwo deep state world government forcing them to opt in into global surveillance system
lets hide code search behind login wall
btw we do not accept temp emails for registered users
regards,
github team
question for bitcoin maxis. you actually think bitcoin can ever achieve more than 3 % market share among used world currencies, when linux is still at only 3 % adoption? :D
web intergrity proposal by google tells all how much google cares about free and open internet
tldr;
when implemented, you cannot anymore use adblocker in chrome, because it breaks intergrity of website
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=chrome+web+intergrity&ia=web
snort is already using wasm on their website. you think nostr app needs binary code to function?
early web browser devs probably thought web is gonna be open source
look at the source code of any website now
probably next big thing someone comes with is to make react-wasm, where all website code is binary machine code :DDDDD. tip for facebook devs!!
js devs is 2023
- use complicated react libs to do simple things
- compile complicated apps into obfuscated js and css
- now try to debug why production build runs differently from dev environment
good luck with that
vanilla js devs in 2023:
- write vanilla js
- production build is exactly same as dev build
- debug production code in web console
btw, did you know react does not support building production builds with non-obfuscated code. there was github issue which was closed because this feature is not going to be implemented. stop promoting bullshit source. just use vanilla js which does same thing better.
web used to be open source. however big tech found its way to turn it into bullshit source
however big tech tools like react made in bullshit-source
javascript, css and html is in nature open source. just look at this compiled react code and think, what big tech did to open source. then think, do you use same approach with your open source project? do you actually think code minifying does anything useful? only thing it does is obfuscate code to turn open source into bullshit source
var e = {
6653: (e, t, n) => {
'use strict';
n.d(t, {
Uw: () => f,
dV: () => s,
fo: () => l
});
const i = (
e => e.CapacitorPlatforms = (
e => {
const t = new Map;
t.set('web', {
name: 'web'
});
here are some ux tips for ui devs:
dont put pin prompt anywhere unless user wants to do so
actually dont show any popup anywhere that blocks the ui functionality unless user wants to
surprising facts ui devs didnt know:
- not every shit posting is worth protecting with pin
- not every 5 dollar worth crypto is worth protecting with pin
i wonder why software devs these days have this fetish of putting pin prompts everywhere when not asked for
some thoughts about #filefilego
tested filefilego ui.
installation is as easy as it can be. download appimage, chmod, run
there is a list of storage providers, which shows only 4 of them, of which two results error when trying speed test. so not many options here.
tried uploading file, it shows it as uploaded. however this file is apparently only available for me.
there are channels, you can browse channels, there are files, but i could not download the one rar file i found
channel creation fee is 400 coins, which equals to 20 usd, way too high fee to test it
there is search, and i can find only this one rar file with it
tldr;
nothing really works well with current filefilego ui, but if the tech is based, the current ui is a good prototype which can only be improved
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